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$ 1 f -1-1111q:It 081., `._.;.~ TTFIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 26 ; 1808, will be • • • - • • GEORGE BARNWELL.• ccorge Barnwell, M. S MOONS.; • Mll I wcod,' Mrs. POWELL; • Alter . • Maria, Miss 130 Y CE. • • be revived, tor the .which will ,rst time thqe twelve • years, tit l'initorninie of ~ , • -:‘,1% ROBINSON. GRUSOE ; Or, HARLEQUIN FRIDAY. With the 0P0,..nal music to , the Hirst Part. The Overture, anti the whory of the Music to the Second Part, entirely Iwo', 1.411ni50,ed by Niessrs. D. and M. Robinson Crusoe, Mr. VEG VI LLE ; • "hricLty, Mr LAW , : E (Being their•iirsl appearance in that Charaaer). Boxes us. Sei: - Jrid Price 3s. -t' it 35; 6d. '.SecOnd Price 2.5.—• itile!3. 2s. s ec2n o i' r i ce is.. Upper Gallery is. Second • ,j,,_;„ ti , ;. -No Money iv be returned. lrfOloces tor the Boxes to be takenot Mr. Spring, at the Box ltus-rell-strect. „ Doors to be ope n ed: at , Hall past fly:, and begin at past Six • A lio-morrow, the Comedy of The Busy Body ; Sir George' • Young C • t' be' • 1 • I - ranee on an, titg rs ap this Srag e . . new Conned) is in iehearsal, and will be speedily pro_ • etr.ed. THEATRE ROYAL, IIAY-MARKET. - To -monk - tow EVENING, Dec. 27, 1808, • - will .be rertorme,i • TOWN AND COUNTRY WITH iIARLEQUiN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; 01 . , THL Gi , LDEN EGG. The Scenery, Machinery,- Zee are entirely New. ' Iloes us. Secuud. l'rice 3s. fill. secutut Price 3S. "*.(-4 : l crY Seci nut Price IS.—Upper Gallery is. Ilvices to be taken or Mr. liran4il, at the u,,,t;e, in Inc liay.inarket. Tile Doors to 'be- opened at Half past Five and begin at lial ; -'1•atit Six. Wtdi.estiay, the new Grand Melo-Dramatic Op era or •sle IiAZARD, BURNS; 'and CO. continue Selling TOTTICKETS a nd SHARE S in the present STATE TERY, warrantedUnurawn. The Lottery is now j ' alt "trs and the Capitals remainging in the Wheel are - - - of - - 4, 2: , ,000 I - i - - ' - ' - - -- 10,000 &c &c. &c. - 5,00 c. 'rue sda7.. December 2,7111, and, Saturday the 3 t s t, are t h e only rerrtainin g Days or Drawing. No. 93 . ; (Loyal Excli,inge. • ONLY Fly() DAYS TO DRAW. . RICH STA - VI:. OF THE ‘VHELL: • 3 - of • - 420,n00 I• • ••• -- • 10,00 5.030 500 tke Ste &e. • THE DRAWING will commence .TO-IVIOR o w MORN! N , at Nine wlivit TICK LTS.and STIAR v;arranteti Watr a ti :n .'- wi ll con ?lune ‘ the 41 Sale at the ( /thus, Cornhill, and facing ale of th:: King's Mews, Charing -cross`, by RI CH.-k IkliSON, GOO 1.) LUCK, and Co. ROYAL EXCH.A.tWE AS,URANCE, kstablished by Roy4l Charter iu the kin of King George the First. Decetnber, 143. pERSONS, whose Annual Pielniutn - s fall due on the 2 th , ittatant, . src liereb) 'informed, that It eceits are now r..l,•dy to he deliver:it at itic Company's Office-, , ver the Royal Exchange and in fall- Mall, as well as by their! r espeefive Ager!ts in the - several Counties; and the i'arti,esi assured are requested tifaispty - tor the Renewal of their Pop-i ( les on or before tile 9th of lanuny ticxt, as :he usual rif-! teen 13.4 S allow 't, beyond ;he Date °leach Po .• *ey, witl then expi ed fortilaVmal re. SANIU EL FINNING, jun. Secretary. •. Attendance is given, daily, the said O ffi ces, ft,: the As- AUrance.of Gos, Mcrehandiz.e, and Skips. In llarhour, i n D ock, or while Building, from Loss or Daqui,;e. ,13 Fire ; a es nd•also for theAssurtinca ot,„ and granting Ancui. t Y soen, Liv. • • Fire.Polieies will be issued tree of Expellee to the 'lnsured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up. wants, • The Premium of zs. 6d.. per Cent. on Farming Stock is rcnv reduced to zs. per Cent. ExiAing 'lnsurances covering such Property will he reduced as they become due, upon ap surance PkicatiOn to the Office, or the Agent themigh whom the lit. was made• • ARMY AN!) NAVY EQUIPAGE. t PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS , Furni !Lily titre, 14 lattrasses, and Vedding co;_ t itolete, are vex). resped 'Mt L'echqtuended to G entlemen asbeing the most portable Cents U , ."I'able Spertor to y oter mafie Lar!don ; larque Se es, and Cha h irs s ,on improved principles ; a Cots, soa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship ; Niusquitto Net Ftrnitufe, and Patent firass.:screw lick:steads, for Last Arid West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and SANDE l(S's -Patent Bedstead Manufactory and ‘Vare- Rooms,. Nos. t 6 and 17, Catherine -street, Strand. llorgtm and •Sanders's Neiv-invented Imperial Dining ay es, al lowed to be the. most complete and Elegant set of ..rahrs ever yet inventdd, art; very purtattht, packing in s Box but ten Inches deel) .:• N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware- CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. A. CABINET of (.:151110SITIES or, Reposi tory of Entertainment ; being a se l e cti on of extra'ordi. Li riary. Legends, original and. singclarty curious Letters, whim -1;cal inscriptions, tudicrous hills, authentic and remarkable necdotes, brilliant Bon ots,ingeniotts Calculations, witty etitions, and a variety of other Lccentric Matter. liy Jo, leph Taylor, price 3s. very neatly half-bJund, 0 RN iTitoLoc; IA CUR! OSO ; or the Wondm of the reatheteil Creation ; being a Col letlion of Anecdotes, illus. , ' tratite of the surprising instinct and sagacity of Birds, by in; isepli Taylor ; neatly printed. 'with an elegantly cogiavexl /R)lttisniece, price ts. 6ii. lialf-bouncL• The INCAS ; or the Destrurtion iaf the. Empire of Peru ; 'translated from the French of Marmontel, in two neat Pocket vols. 6s. - L oudon : Printed fnr Lackington,- Allen, anti Co. Temple of the: Nlifses i insbury-square. Of whom may be ha..l, lately published. price is• A Catalogue of : Modern Book's, with occesional . remarks on x beir char:icters and contents. kOSA DANIASC L NA, AN Article incomparable tir the Prevention tind• R emov al tat t• reek Pimples, and ether ; I rnpurities ; • 1 , 4 taken only from Vegetables, it is as innoceru as it is ttleaciotas. . his Tincture, drawn' fruni the .1i OS E of DA S et; S • . so celebrated for its Licata:ale, proves partiC7u -4rl}' beneficial in Summer It prevents. the Face, Neck, 1.1 4 • 4 • - • tin n trtnn being discoloureai . at:er having been in the and removes that burning heat of the Skin which oc;. . 7"1".3in such a case .1(4,4 %she, satilitr by Stare NippL:s will certainly final the ; h 1.-41 %va.- nue !nay ), - 1) ) . • as use, to'stlekte. her Ix:Nile, 'a tier various MCA liS • . 7 tyert "in r ain. rci 6. ' • . 1 -41 only at Mr. Acc4rn's, Cherniit, No. t 010 -incrl!ton-street, ‘34 1 ;a1; priVe tad: : :iiir.l Gs. with • Stainps, • PriVerWitedious. • ' • • „ s ABSTRACT of the SIXTH REPORT tothe SOCIETY • , for SUPERSEDING the NECESSITY ief CLIMB.. I NC; BOYS, by encouragiug a NEW ME TH 0 0 .- of SWEEPING CHIMNIES, and for IMPROVING - the CONDIT' tiN . of CHILDREN employed by • CHINI - NEY-SWEEPERS ; . . . Read at the Annual .Meeting of the Society, May a, iS o B. I T HE .COMMITTEE state, that the method of Sweeping, Chinniies by Machines gains ground, as well by a More general knowledge of the principle, as by an-in creased confidence in their utility. They dwell, wing sineular satisfaCtion, on the naive inter ference of their illustrious Patron, in promoting their views. The Prince of Wales, on being informed of a case of hard ship endured by a poor climbing boy, gave orders fora Do nation to the Society, and directed that the Machine should be used at Carlton House, and at the Pavilion. The Ma- , chine has accordingly been used at Carlton House by Mr. Smert, the Inventor, and most of the Hues there cleansed. with it, as effectually as tbrinerly by climbing boys. This induced the Duke ot Sussex to direct the adoption Qin in his aluttflitoits, where it has proved cotupletely euccessf ul. A recent instance ot cruelty to a climbing boy occurring at the India House, the Co.n•nittee applied to tile Directors for leave to try the A iciane el the Hues of that beileme, to :wilicir request tile Dlieztors readily acceded. the boy al luded te was sent tb teirtholoinew'a Hospital, where he lingered a te,v days, and then died ; Ins nosy was opened, aid his lungs being tbund in a very diseased state, his death could not be wholly attlinufed to the accident, As other reettly sun lar instances had occurred, the Com mittee addresseder circular letter tonic Resident A 4ot liecary ot the principal Hospitals, request , ng an account .of'Cas&s of Climbing Rio a, sent to their Institutions, for cure of cancers, or other eoinplaints, or accidents incident to their calling. • It is fUrther stated. that a Sue ety If is beers instituted at Sheffield for superseding the use of Climbing Bays ; and the ..Machine is very-generally adopted in that town. .- . The Machines contireie to be supplied by the Committee ,at halt price In suchi persons as will - multi - rake to use them, ,and ihe aumber ol Chimney Sweepers applying for them is much augmented by the difficulty they beem to experience in procuring boys, and troth the acknowledged utility of she Machine in narrow flues, and in extingtiislinig fires in Chum ti es. • I tie Cornnlittee hive given pabliattly to the penalties to which chenney-sweepers are liable, lot. the fleeted or ill. treatment of their apprentices, and have caused .eastracts of such penalties to he posted in various parts ot• the Metro pelts, together with the names of the persans sweeping with Machines: Some of these posting-bills have beet sent to Bristol, Ilidningitain, and SheHield, to induce a strider ob- . servencc of the Act in those towns ; and, it is hoped, that the example will be followed in other cities of the kingdein.. The Committee have token pains to eneourage those per sons win have inidertaker. to use the Mac:nine, and have also recommended their obtaining the signatures of such libusekealiers as have adopted and approved the Machine, who, they, hope . , will continue to give -a preference to the. persons reieaminended by the Committee, as long as they have reason tn be satisfied with their. conduct, and that in every case of ill se. cess. negligence, or inatrention, they will have the goodness immediately to commtinLate the game to the Secretary of the Society. Several freSh nistances have occurred of the utility of the Maclaine. in extinguishing Chimnies when on fire ; and the Committee recommend Machines being deposited iii each , Parish, width in cases of fire in Chininies, might be sent with more expedition than an engine, and prove to the full as etlectual e at a considerable reduced expense. Some of the Fire trilices aware of this tßanventence, are provided a with Machines. , ... lr having been ascertained that a le* flues occur occasion ally with angles so frequent and se sharp as not to admit the pewee of the illechiue, the Committee, in all such cases, receininend an opening being made in such aegies, fitted with an non frame and shutter, so as to admit of the introduetion of the Machines . "fie Cchnwiftee have also enceavoared to obviate the cruel praci,,e of coring Chiiimies. By this phrase is meant the pet:Alec. In hew-built houses, ot scialing b a ys tqa the flues belere lay fires havetnen klite , l, to scrape noVen alie lumps of inottar v. inch nave been suffered t .• tal down the floes, .. and to accumulate in hard tna sses in t h e several slants, by , t wo.u.l) ;;Ie iv i y, ,re frequently severely wounded.* , . The etstrict Surveyors, to wh om l etters were addressed, .*.riecoeeting tit. it attentiep to induce the ouilders to cause the flues at hiuSes A•ecting to be cunstruelett with as few acute angles as peseanc, have several of theca obligingly under e taken to use nor influence.. le . The Coto latter: re of to 'public notice the circular I, lorti,s,, kov,oted uy Miss E. Bell, which, it generally cm ployt'll' th die construction ot chimney flues, would, front their even surface, selaleili 'equine cleansing; and, when they did wo,ild with ea s e admit the Maclime. Last y, the 'ruin obj,A:.ts of the Institution are * recapitulated by to • L ointifft tee ; being, „ r.t, " 1 'he alleviation of the sufrerings of the climbine boys until' t oe use ti' • e , tient is wholly dispensed with, by an en . forceinclit ot the provisional - made by the Legislature in their favour, and by a minute inquity into the accidents and die orders incident to the tr,t(le. • - . zd, Tile mute gencral nitroduction of Machines, and giving . all possible ernefurageinent t., the personspersonswhywhyhave wrier takcit the use ot them, a n d at the same tithe the incidental Utility ot such Machines In extingiushilig fires. And edly, The directing the attention ot Architects to the expediency ot constructing dun-noes in such a manner (either With the circular bricks, or otherwise) as not to require .coring, and to admit of their being readily cleansed by a Ma chine. - The Committee have not been •sOlicitous of importuning the public for farther contributions, but tile necessary out. goings tit the Society, under die most econouncal manage . anent, render a call absolutely necessary at teis time, totm. b e them to complete the desigii fur ‘viiicli they were esta blished, and to Betray their current engaeetnents, which curl sist principally of bounties to the have tors and workers of the Machines, and furnishine them at half price to the latter. , Subset jpii illS are received by Messrs. Hoare and Co,. Bankers, 37, fleet-street ; and William Touke, Es.ti,; ;o, Grarsonn-sonare. . WJLLIANI JONES, Sec. Nn., haelreet, Peittonville. * This inconvenience might .6 be C c)ziv p i..ted -st by a small board, of the size of the line, being suspended in the flue, at the time it is pargitted, and drawn up as the pargitting is com pleted - tiny ineth,rl would save the materials, and a little practice would render it perfectly ezit,y. 111 OIVD A Y, DECEMBER 26 2 J 808. This nay was published, Handsomely pante& in ()clay°, price, in boards, 95. Dedicated, by pertnissi:;n, to Ins Grace the Archbishop of Can rcrbitry, The Third Val lime of A NECDOTES of LITERATURE and SCARCE BooKs", By the Rev. WILLIAM BELOE, Trans ;ator of 1 erodutus, Printed for F. C. and J. Itivinoon, No. 6t, St. 'Paul's Church.yasd;-sol(i also ov, I. Him:hard, No. (go, Picca dilly. Of whom may be had, the two, first Volumes of the Work, plice,)!tboards, T . . in . . __. wo ore Volum e s arc prfparing for publieltinn. At the end of the Firth wit! txfgiven a C;entalt Index to the whole Wont.. POPE'S WORKS—NEW EDITIONS. • This Dar was published, Elegantly printed in Ten Volumes, Octavo, and embellished by a Series of Portraits. now first en4raved trout oriion-I. Pictures, in the Collections of the Marquis or Bucking. ham, IV. Permor, Esq.- Michael Blount, Esq. arid the late Lord Orford, price 51. Ss. in boards, or, on Royal . Paper, with earlier Impressions of the Engravings, price SI. in boards, a New EditiOn, of T CIE WORKS of ALEXANDER POPE, Esq. inVerse and Prose. .Containing the principal Notes of Drs. Warburton aid Warton : inustrations, and Critical and ,E planatory Remarks, by Johnson, Wakefield, A .Ch N.S.A. and inners. To which are added, now first published, some original Letters, with additional Observa. tions, arid Memoirs o: the Life of the Author.. By the Rev ‘VILLI AM LISLE BOWLES, A.M. Prebendary of Salisbury, ;Lod Chaplain to Ilis Royal•Fligh. - peas the Prince or Wales. -Priatted fur J. Johnson, I. Nichols and Son, R. Baldwin, F. and C. 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ALE!UU)'s ROYAL CO Al Pi)Sl 11 ON, universally esteemed at the C 0.,: tof trance, and first pre pare tor toe beautiful Antoinette, is eirnestly N.:unintended to the La dies fl,elfectuall) eraticating 411. Superfluous Hairs from the rout causing the, least unplea s ant sensa tion The Skin, oy the - spp;ieation; b:iconics evidently more deaf - and del.c:te, consequently the complexion is essen ti-aily improv,ll. .Sold in packet,z at Ss. 41. and 3s. each, by (terry, Cteck street, Soho ; Hendric ant. Soo Tichbor .e t , tieet ; Shaw and Edwards, 'St. 'Pima's ; Gatti,. No. ;z, N'ew Bout:- st reet ; Cr) er„ (uS.Xornht I and 43, I. leet.st reet • Vic_ kaiv, Tavistoa street; Strand; l Vithers , 2.'0 , and 5:;, I.OIIA _acre; 'till. I);ime.street, Dublin; .e I ku.eyery SECOND NUNILER. (To be Continued at short I ntervals), Under the immediate Patronage of the king,- toe Queen, and the rest of the Royal Tamily. 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Of whom may be had, the First Number ot each Series. This Day was published, In 25 Vols. Royal ilioto: embellished with Engravings, price 61,. ins. 6d. and •on tine Paper, with Portraits. and. Pruot Impressions of the Plates. price 131. extra hoards, -rut; BRITISU THEATIIE ; or, a Collection of Plays, which are' Acied at the Theatres Royal Drury-lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket, printed under - the Authority and by. Permission of the Managers from the Prost:lit Books, with Biographical and Critical Remarks. • • By Airs. INCHBALD. Prill'ed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and °rine, Pater. noster-row. *„,* List of Plays ; contained in this Wo r k, w hi c h arc sold separately, - price is. each. Mountaineers. Speed the Plough. Wheel of Fortune,. I,ov:rs' Vows. • lode and Yarico. Isabella. Wild Oats. Douglas. Stranger. Country Gill. Dramatist. Hamlet. Grecian Daughter. Busy Body. john Bull. Tancred and Si;.ismunda.. All' in the 1V rung. Macbeth. Bold Stoke for a Wile. Poor Gentleman. 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In the course of January will be published, A Collection of Farces and other Afterpteces. - in Seven - Vol tunes, forming a Sunlenterit to the aboVe Work. - This Collection . wilt mclUde, oesides the old Stock of After-pieces, the most popular modern ones, the copy , -rights of Avitich are the sole rOperty of the riablisheT4 of this Work . T H E ~....,,,..1 . ! ;, ,,. . lat.:,/...:,,,...,. 0?W„t•!,".fl, ;..1 , )..c,..,: . ,, ; ; - ._-... : tr , .. , _; , ,§-.:,,,-.. ! t=i ;: - , ...- 4 , %,i7.11- .,,:.f..;:-... -4- ,...,,L;w1.F.,i,,ft‹ ,-, c, vh,oliv., 1m, ,, , , 4, 2:14Pt ' \-' , i i 1 5....a1.1.1, o, , . • ",-. 1 ; co . - ;:i• - ;# ".•fe r cl 4 plis rtt •?, • --Aiiiii-, 14 3 ..'•e EiTiCE S 1 KPE.Ner• AD ATIRIILTY.OFFICE, Al-. 16, tFoB.. ISZOTICE is hereby given, that a Session of Oyer and nontin,r and Gaol Belive , ), ftr the Ti la/ of Ciiffneet committed on the High Seas, n.i?ithin the jitrirlik7itn r,J 1 . 4 Ad. of It:glint?, will he held at justice Hall, in the Old Hai; L.14,n, on Friday, the 2.Qtb iJ ganuary next, at Eight o'Cloek in the Mowing. fr. W. POLE. N./WY-0f FICE, Dec. 24, Cog, THE PRINQH)AL OFT ICERS an Com missioNEßs ;lajetty's give Notice, that on Thyr , d_iy, the sth of Ja nuary next at OP( o'Clori, they be 'ready to treat nvith such Persons as may be wiLing to c.7:Prao f r supplying His Majoty's Yards at Dt ;,' - wick, Chatham, Skeerness, Pcrtsmouth, and Pl:pncu.b, it,4 14r RED alai WIIITE LEAD. an.: INGREDIENTS Jr makfrg PAINT. FA in , of the Tenders play be seen at r/-is 0 . C.° Ten ier will be received a/kr Twelve o'C.',ek on tb: nor a'y .noticed, itnle4s the I'4 , er an Agent for bi- , attord.t. Each Tend.r murt 6e accvnpanied 4 letter p.m two resre.l - I ) ,%rxonseqg.reng to become hound 71 , 111, the Persl4 in- the Sum of 'dot. for the due j:irfornz ince of each of Contraas. DUTIES -ON PROFITS OF FOREIGN OR COLO NIAL POSSESSIONS AND SECURITIES. THE Property Aa of the 46th of His present Alajesty. 'ects, that Profits arialig from Foreiga Pos. sessions or Foreign Securities, or in any ot His Majesty's Do. motions beyond the Seas, shall be assessed .nv toe Co - itinis . - sioners adore for LONDON, 13 ik STO 1., I. I VER PO , or G LASGOW, at or nearest to which suit Prop.:rty sha have been first imported, or at or nearest. to which the Per son who shalt have received Remittances shall reside. And the Ad of tlis present Majesty directs that whenever the Produce or Profits, arising as atOresaid, shall have been pOrted into or received.by any Person, partly in the Port of London, and partly in any of the Out. Ports above men tioned, the whole of.esiich Proluce or Protits shall be As sessed by the Commissioners of London, and not elsewhere ; and whenever such Produce or Profits shall have been wholly imported into, or received by airy Person in the Out. Ports above mentioned, but in ditlifreot parts in two or more or such Out-ports, tne whole thereof shall be Assessed at that place - at which the major part in valu..! shall have been imported or received,, priyvided chit the Returns of such Produce or Profits shall he delivered to the Commissioners at each of the places at which any patt thereof shall have been imported,or received. It being also further dire&ed by the said first mentioned AcLof.the 46th of His, present Majettv, that the Agent or Receiver of such Produce or Profits shall be charged fur the same, and shall be answerable - for all Acts required to he dons for assessing and paying the Duties on such Pro:eity, whether the 0 %vner or Proprietor be resident in Crew Bri tain or not, under the Penalties contained in the sad Ads: . • His Majesty's Commissioners fOr the Affairs of Taxes hereby give notice, that strict Inquiries aremow making as to all Property so imported or received, •and by whom or on whose account ,• but being desirous to avoid the inflictiori of Penalties, they hereby requiie that all Persons whoa; Owrivrs or Proprietors, or as Agents or Receivers of PrOfirs,'or of Property of the description above mentioned, sitsll hive re ceived the;sarnetn Grelt Britain,- and wit, have cegle'eteel or omitted to comply with the provisions of the Acts, now. cited, by not d.:livering full and -complete' Returns . for he currant ! and any. tonne* year for which they may he in de- Emit to the Commissioners of the respective .places above stated, according to. tote iiit&ttions therein contained, do forth. with deliver such:ReturnS7lotherwie they will be picceeded against for the.Penalpia-ifiattred by such omission and de , • hlt the % said - Cantniiitioners having hem. inforrrterl th several .Estatps :stand chai.;el with Anixdriesrto. Persons • re. siding in Greit!Britair4.irayable out of the Proceeds of th.: sail Estatd,iind that it has b.:come a practice to denu ti,e Antonia of said Annuities from tne Estimate of Profits.thereby not only reducing the Income ~f the. Proprietor,• but concealing the payment of said Annuities, think it necessary to s:at •, that no Annuity or luta - est of 'Money charged on any I. st his' Majesty's Foreign Dominions, ought to be deriu,:: ,. d fro;:; the. Estintate of the Profits, but ought to he included therin as part of the Profits of the Estate payable to the Annivitats, and that the Proprietors or their Agents, are rcspectivety liable to the Duty to be chatg'ed there , n, Aod that in all casts where, alter • payment of such Annuities, no profit would remain to be accounted for by. the Proprietors or their Agents, therate bound to return the Amount of such An nuities, ant ; . to (!hired-tor tiretri . In all \vine!' 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